LOVED season 1.
Liked season 2.
Hating season 3.
If you liked it, fine, but I find it boring and stupid. At least season 1 was rooted in history and so was season 2 although it relied on folklore heavily. But 3 is just a fictional horror story and not a very good one. 👎
Watching S1E8 right now - knowing a child was amongst the family that Hickey got killed was heartbreaking and maddening. It's even worse knowing that I know this isn't a show that's going to have a happy ending, or likely any justice served.
Found these tracks right at the entrance to the Castner glacier ice cave, one set right next to each other like it was standing on two feet, the others tracked towards the cave.
I haven’t managed to find anything resembling this from a lot of googling. It could be some sort of hoax but I thought I’d get some more eyes on it to see if anyone knows.
Size 10 boots for a comparison.
latter image courtesy of Capt J Fitzjames RN
so i was watching a video that just shows the final moments of Sir john franklin and i was wondering if this is a cut image from the released version as i have not seen this little image of open water before.
Has anyone started a Terror ACNH island? I’ve searched and haven’t found one; please share your ideas and dream addy if you have one!
Edit: ACNH
Ok, I don’t think I watched this every year, but this is definitely at least a third time through. It’s just so good, I get drawn in every time, and there are so many brilliant details. 1. When Hickey gets caught peeing inside the tent before the fire breaks out at the Carnival, the officer (is it DeVos? still can’t quite make out all the secondary characters, even though every actor is pretty stellar) says to take it outside “unless you want that ripped off” - foreshadowing what Hickey does to Irving; 2. when poor Jopson (who is a SNACK how did I not notice this before) crawls across the dream table full of food in his final vision, the cooked birds on the table are swans (like in the song they sing for Sir John and start to forget the words) in what Prince might call “curious poses”. 3. The one scene I can’t rewatch is Irving with the Inuit people. What happens is too brutal. Thanks again to all the artists, the writers actors, and directors, but also the set dressers and the music supervisors (the music is absolutely a huge part of making the show work) and the costume designers, the Inuit consultants, and everyone who made this show exist.